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Delivery Truck Brakes Fail And Hits MotoristPosted on 4/19/2012
Georgia Ranked 5th in the Nation for Seniors Killed in Car AccidentsPosted on 4/19/2012
Lack of Prosecution Plagues Worker’s Comp Cases In Nation’s CrossroadsPosted on 4/19/2012
Senate Pushes for Stricter Driving Rules for TeensPosted on 4/19/2012
Coweta County Car Crash Sends Four to Hospital with InjuriesPosted on 4/17/2012
Clayton County Deputy Injured in Alleged Head-on Drunk Driving CrashPosted on 4/3/2012
5-Year-Old Child Dies in Decatur County Car CrashPosted on 3/24/2012
Where 2011 Fatal Crashes Occurred Over Thanksgiving Weekend in GeorgiaPosted on 12/25/2011
Atlanta Among Cities With Most Car Accident Injuries and DeathsPosted on 12/23/2011
Four Teenage Girls Hurt in Coweta County CrashPosted on 12/19/2011

I've heard that I shouldn't post pictures of my car accident online or to Facebook. Why?

A: After an Atlanta car accident, it may be easy to do what feels natural. Nowadays, that includes uploading pictures to Facebook or tweeting about your accident; however, it is true that you should avoid sharing any information over the Internet about your car crash.

Sometimes, the attorneys for the other side can view this information or subpoena the social networking sites for access to your profile information, which includes deleted records. When in doubt, stay away from posting anything or uploading any photos on social networking sites that are not in line with your injuries. Certain pictures or posts may harm your personal injury case and possible recovery.

After a Georgia crash, it is a good idea to talk with a skilled Atlanta car accident lawyer about your specific case. You can reach The Dover Law Firm today at 1.770.518.1133 to schedule your free legal consultation and order our FREE report: 4 Common Mistakes That Will Ruin Your Georgia Car or Truck Claim.